Sentence examples for wannabe from from inspiring English sources
Lloyd battled through You Are So Beautiful, but a sore throat prevented the baby-faced pop wannabe from hitting all the high notes.
For four years, until a memorable brawl on the roof of the Underworld knicker factory with Tracy Barlow signalled her departure, Jones's character, Karen McDonald (née Phillips), lent a vital spark to Britain's best-loved soap, as a Victoria Beckham wannabe from the wrong side of the tracks.
It looked like it cost about a fiver to make, but it was exactly the kind of cheap dross you'd have expected to find on late-night TV in the 1980s: a flimsy supernatural hospital soap fronted by a rotund Clive Barker wannabe from Romford with an inflated sense of his own manliness.
Earlier this week, teenage tweeters turned on everybody's favourite diva Cher after she professed online not to have heard of her namesake Cher Lloyd, the 17-year-old sullen and egomaniacal wannabe from last year's The X Factor.
In 1969, Cheney was a 28-year-old fledgling academic wannabe from Wyoming laboring obscurely as an intern on Capitol Hill -- and lucky to be there, having twice flunked out of Yale, twice been jailed for drunk driving.
(I also look forward to a lot of entertaining sessions, in which CEOs of the winning companies strut their stuff, and other leaders share their success stories; I know there will also be plenty of food and caffeine-fueled breaks for chatting with interesting people from companies on the list and companies that wannabe, from all over the country and, sometimes, the world).
(More than once, I also wound up getting tangled in rooftop TV antennas, which made me feel more like one of the superhero wannabes from the movie "Mystery Men" than the real thing).
Then she is astonished to receive, out of the blue, the manuscript of an unpublished novel from her first husband, Tony (Jake Gyllenhaal), a sweet, sensitive boy and wannabe writer from her Texas hometown whose heart she broke twice over: by leaving him for Walker, and by declaring he didn't have the right stuff to be an author – that he was insecure and weak.
Still, Isis is made up of different elements that may give it staying power – Ba'athist-era army officers and Iraqi tribes, as well as al-Qaida veterans and wannabe jihadis from across the world.
My doll was Renata, the American Girl "wannabe" purchased from Sam's Club several years earlier to gauge the level of her interest in these dolls before committing big bucks to buy one.
"A beauty wannabe gone from the get go," they called Anna, ignoring the fact that she'd originally gotten famous for her work as a beautiful supermodel for Guess jeans.
